A school counselor decides to start a group for students who are having problems with anger management. To best address the needs of these students, the school counselor decides to consider the ABC model, developed by Albert Ellis. This approach is associated most closely with which of the following types of therapy?

Person-centered counseling, founded by Carl Rogers, focuses on the individual's subjective experience and emphasizes empathy and unconditional positive regard. It does not incorporate the ABC model, which is more structured and cognitive in approach, making it less applicable for addressing anger management directly.

Reality therapy, developed by William Glasser, centers on personal responsibility and the pursuit of fulfilling relationships. While it promotes emotional regulation, it does not utilize the ABC model framework, focusing instead on choices and consequences, which is distinct from Ellis's approach.

Adlerian therapy emphasizes social interest and the importance of community and belonging. Although it addresses emotional well-being, it does not employ the ABC model and is more focused on lifestyle and goal-setting, making it less relevant for specifically tackling anger management through cognitive restructuring.